... I BIRMINGHAM CHMIBER OF COMMERCE. | A half-yearly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce for Bir- mingham end the Midland District, was held in the Town Hall Committee Room, on Thuroday -forenoon. The President, Mr. SrPooNEOS, M.P., occupied the chair ; and there wore also present Messrs, George Downing, S. S. Lloyd, A. Ryland,'11. Van Wart, G. Jaebot, T. C. Salt, C. Sturgo, B. Smith, J. Bi. ...

... LO1NDON PRODUCE MIARKET-Tuesday. Sugar fair business; fall rates paid; little business in refined lo - lumps, 535. Coffee wanted, full prices paidjfor clean. Tea, dnmond increasing; ordinary Coneou Is. Rice quiet but firm. Saltpetre rather dearer; demand active. Tallow firm; fair busi- ness. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET-Tuosday. Small attendance, and very little business doing, at the prices of ...

... AN Acconnt pursuant to the Act 7th nnd 8th Victorin, cap. 32, for the wveek enuding on Wednesday, the 19th day of January, 1859. ISSUE DEPARTMIENT. Notes issued,,. £33,035,070 Governit. debt £11,015,100 Other securities 3,459,900 Gold coin and | bullion ?? 18,500O,60 Silver bullion, - £S3,035,G70, £33,035,670 BlANKING DEPARTMENT. Proprietors' of- Govcrrinent sC- pital ?? £14,553,000 curitios ...

... I FAIImaY EVSXING. Throughout the present week the demand for discount accommo. dation has been very limited, and the tendency in the rates has been rather downwards. A steady demand, it is true, has been kept up by the wants of the commercial community, who are confident of a revival of trade during the current year; but there have been no immediate calls or loan instalments to augment the ...

... TwE CALCUTTA MIAIL. Letters and Journals were received on Saturday last. The Correspondent of the Tsmes. under date December 9,writes:- The important success over Bainie Madho completes the subjugation of southern Oude. There is no one left to resist. Small gangs of Sepoys, too timid to ac. cept, or too guilty to trust the amnesty, are still skulk. ing over the territory, but campaign, war, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Mo NDAY. Jan. 17. At this day's market there waqa short upply of En. lish wheat from Essex and Kent ; notwithstanding which the tradeopened eavy,adto effect sales factors would have had to accept lower prices; in most in. stances, however, they preferred holding over; the ittle that was disposted of was at less money than last week. No material alteration in Foreian. ...

... THURSDAY El-ENING. be An average amount of business was done to-day c in home mining stocks, the market presenting no general alteration. Preparations forthe settlement engaged some attention. Shares in Lady Bertha and Tincroft M~ines were inquired for, whilst Wheal Balsset and East Wheel Russell were quoted rather di lower. The prices are shown ?? Tre- t} lawney, 33 to 35; Providence, 67 to ...

... COYMERCIAL AND MAXE Ti S I - V . _~A.Zy j~ Bw SUGAR.-.The market has been dul -JAN. 27. It. etaelY suPPOrted. 270 cooks ?? India e~lad yscd, ,as ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~srogge a. d o4g ~an ~i0O~sasd 48 04 00 bgs Gtatenalasoldatla. a tol36 Cd. to Rrgg-A bout 7,030 bogs reported sold. Middling and good ?? !St white Bengal, lb. to t. 53.; Ituogoon, 70. 6d. ?? Continues active. Daanerar- and Brlesl tl.3 ...

... MARE-LANE BXPRESS REVIEW OF URE (ORN TRADE OP r THE PAST WEEK. I The character of the past week has been unusually spring-like. The wheat plant is making steady pro. greor, and looking very equal generally in the rows. The continued dryness of the substratum keeps it well in heart; but the want of water is still very incon- venient, and a third dry season would be severely elt. The trade has ...

... I WEEKLY CORN R'EVIEW. ?? (From BeUP's ?? .essenger.) WHRAT.-At Edinburgh a good demand was experienced for farmers' satples, at nou advance of fully Od. to Is. per qr. on tbe rates of the previous ?? were fair imports at Leith, amounting to 3,400 qrr., and foreign seamples met a slow sale, at barely as much ?? irom Dennmark appear as stirongly reconsicoded at that port as ever, but are not in ...

... ?? A ?? I A,i AA -,F f- ann- _gnA ,L Weekly Averages by the Imp. Averages from the correspond- Quarter from the Gazette of ing Gazette of the last year, Friday, Jan. 21, 1859. Friday, Jan. 22, 1858. Qrs. s. d. Qrs. s. . Wheat .. 107,495 .. 41 3 Wheat . 117,485 .. 48 8 Barley .. 90879 .. 32 7 Barley ?? 104,286 .. 37 0 Oats .. 15,297 .. 21 4 Oats ?? 11,231 .. 22 1 Rye ?? 46.27 Rye 7 33 7 Beans ? ...

... BANKS AND RAILWAYS. Pk 0. 3v X BANKS, &L, £ £ to £ £ Northern ?? ?? !30 100 O ,, 61 o 00 Belfast Bank ?? 25 100 07 ,6 - 64 Ulster Blnk ?? 10 Ols ,, 2 92s Provincial BankMIMI ?? 25) 100 fi4 ,, G6 60XD Royal Bank ?? 10 150 22 ,, 23 22J Ilibernian Bank ?? 2 1 32 31j National Bank ?? 2.1 50 144I 45 45 Commercial Buildings,, 93 93 1 82 ,, 86 XI) City of D)ublin Stemll.. 1oo OO 90 ,, 91 91 Bolfast ...